In this episode, we talk with Sanjiva Weerawarana of WSO2. In part one, we talk about WSO2's web services products and way in which working on an open source code base effects the rest of your organization.

This is the first part of our discussion with Sanjiva. The second part will be out shortly.

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For those about to webhost, we salute you!

In this episode, James Governor and Coté talk with René Wienholtz of STRATO, a quite large hosting provider in Europe.

But first, we start with a preview of RedMonk travel and some commentary on Crocs.

Links of interest:

• Ed Brill Doesn't Like Crocs
• Crocs Shoes
• STRATO AG
• STRATO UK
• Strato-Monitor.de

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This is part two of a special edition of RedMonk Radio shared with my other podcast, The DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast. You can check out more details from the first part.

In this part, we talk about:

• More on JavaScript runtime cooperation
• Doing business in the the de facto world of JavaScript
• The slow death of IE6
• Java Webstart
• Enterprise AJAX
• Browserless JavaScript unit testing
• Selling and marketing AJAX
• MDA, or Magazine Driven Architecture
• The wide open, ready-made AJAX market

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This is part one of a special edition of RedMonk Radio shared with my other podcast, The DrunkAndRetired.com Podcast.

My podcasting buddy, Charles Lowell, is the founder of The Front Side, a company he's starting around an AJAX framework, Freestyle, that he and his people have worked on for the past year. So it made sense to get him and André Charland, of eBusinessApplications, together to talk about the technology and business of AJAX. Or "making money with AJAX" as I like to call it.

That's a topic both podcast audiences will enjoy, so here we are sharing an episode between both podcasts ;> So enjoy the episode!

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